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100,000 miles

 

Get a coupe!
It looks pretty clean in the pics, but be VERY critical for dents and scratches. Inspect the wheels like your polishing them. Check the engine bay like a hawk, you dont want to end up with a leaky new (to you) car. The price is pretty low for what I would expect to pay, so there's prob a reason for it.
Otherwise, great buy! Speaking of the coupe, I've got 2 kids and its not a big deal to transport them around. The X is a definate plus if you need it, a downer if you dont.
Happy hunting!

 

It looks like a nice car! Like stated above be very thorough with your inspection of the car. Possibly get an infiniti dealer to do a used car inspection. The price is pretty competitive I believe. Is not a bad deal by any means if it is a clean car!

 

Looks clean. I dunno though. If I were in the market for a used sports sedan, I would want something with half the miles this one has on it.

 

$9500 out the door price with taxs and title and all that. .
its clean but has high miles and not fully loaded

got my 04 sedan fully loaded with navi blk on blk with no problems at all
with 116k miles for 9k out the door cash ...

i say work the priice on the guy ..

 

i would love a coupe but i live in the north east so rwd is not an option... the kbb is valued at 15,500 in excellent condition and i didnt find any dings scratches or dents on the car... the engine bay looked clean nothing leaking, one of the rims had a scuff but no biggy... i put a deposit down and am gonna have my mechanic check it out.... plus it has a 6 month warranty...

 

You said the best thing you can do, have a trusted mechanic look at it. We can look at all the pretty pictures in the world but have no clue in reality what the actual condition of the engine, tranny, suspension, ect. is.

And always dicker hard on the price. It's worth a try, I've gotten some really good deals in the past including my G.

 

not a bad deal - but looking on cars.com within the same zip code (02909), saw some 05 G35's under 100k miles for under $15k - so a lot of this depends on your budget of course (which hopefully you have factored in routine maintenance, which could be ~$1k per year)

 

if i was you still work down on the price..

sometimes kbb value dont mean anything

to really get a good deal. go by the black book..

those prices are the prices the dealers get for ..

i still would say 9500 most 10500 . out the door price including all fees and taxes and what not

 

Try to find an 05. Will save you money on mods you wont have to do.